Instead, he follows a deliberate policy of divide and rule.
In West Germany, these changes were seen as a deliberate attempt to divide the two Germanies.
Piles of Republican legislation from Newt Gingrich's self-styled "revolutionary" House were stacking up in a narrowly divided, more deliberate Senate, and Democrats were threatening to gum up the works with amendments that would stall the bills.
Juror B37, the number she was assigned for the trial, also said that when the six jurors first began to deliberate, they were evenly divided between guilt and innocence.
While the simplicity of his satire of the social divide may be deliberate, neither Allen's portrayal of the super-rich, nor of the working class, rings entirely true.
"On the whole, Ms. Clinton made a very deliberate effort to bridge the divide that has recently grown and talked of constructing a special relationship," said an editorial in The News, one of Pakistan's main English-language daily newspapers.
At a minimum, this may create a political vacuum in which long-standing rivalries for example, between the 30 or so ethnic groups in strategically important but unstable Dagestan will boil over.And there will always be suspicious folk who believe something worse is happening: a deliberate attempt by Russia to divide and rule by stirring up conflict.
The legislators plan to take up one of the most significant tests in this severely divided country: to deliberate over the choice of a new president to replace Émile Lahoud, who must step down on Nov. 25.
They describe a range of issues which we broadly divide into three categories: deliberate, unintended, and conceptual exclusion.
Islanding can be divided into inadvertent or unintentional and deliberate or intentional islanding.
"There is a deliberate serious effort under way to bridge the historical divide between the largest Satmar factions," said Michael Tobman, a consultant to the Aroynem.
